Penn Manor High School - Trumpeter Yearbook (Millersville, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1934 volume:

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'J 1 - , ix VOLUME TEN Published by THE YEARBOOK STAFF of MANOR TOWNSHIP AND MILLERSVILLE BORO HIGH SCHOOL MILLERSVILLE, PENNSYLVANIA MAY, 1934 nh f f scno ws W I f KX Q Newsnaner Q j'::rrM:':x-Q EIDE 'f-ifnssocm To those who directed this drama ot school lite, to our parents who acted as promoters, and to all patrons ot the tneatre at educa- tion, we, the graduating class, extend our appreciation. Dedication I Drama has been seiected as the theme ot this puh- iication Since it is an endeavor to present school hte in the torrn of a piay, the titles and iliustrations have been seiected from the theatrical tieid Keeping sirnpiicitv as the keynote, those responsabie for the making ot our yearbook have made an attempt to give a concise resume ot ali the schoo! activities for the past year and to depict the graduating per- sonahties that have made school life enioyahie in order to do this! records of what took piare during their time spent at high school are herein cutiecled the student hodv voted unanimoustv to adopt Hthe Trurnpeterf' seiected hy the statt, as the titte ot this vearoook The statt ektends its deepest thanks to Miss Bene- dict, Mr Crisvveti and Mr. Book whose capahle assist- ance have aided in completing this issue to ali other persons and facuity rnemhers who have given ut their service and tirne me aiso xiish to express our appreciation. THE EDHOR Introduction f TABLE OF CONTENTS Faculty ...,.,.. ....,.....,...,......,...,....,,..,......,.,..,.......,.............., ..... , ..,.,....,............ , Seniors .......,. Prologue .......,.,.,..,.,.,.,...,.,..,.,...,...,....,.,.,........ An Interview with the Cast ,.,... ..., . .. 22 School Calendar ..,.....,,., ..,..,.. .........,... .lunior Class ,...,.,, . ..,. ,. Sophomore Class .,.,. ....... Freshman Class ........ Organizations .....,...... .....,...,, Student Council .,.......... Honor Society ...... ,.,... Yearbook Staff .......... Athletics ..,... . ........... ,,..4.... ....,., . Girls Basketball ,........... Boys Basketball ,..,..... Music .......,........,.,,.,...,..,..... Orchestra ....,..... Glee Club ....,........ Operetta ,...... Senior Play ....,, . Junior Play .......,..... School Leaders ....,.,.. School Song ,...,..........,....,.... Epilogue ....,.,.,,...,..,.,.,.. Advertisements , ........,. Patrons ,...., , ....,......... . 24 FACULTY Seated lrorn left to right HOWARD P. SIOLIN ..,.,.........,........,.,.. .,.......,. ....,..,, A g riculture BS., Penn State, l92l. GLADYS A. Lll-UPINCOTT ....... ,... .........,......... , ......,.,.......................,...............,...........,.,. .4.,...,.,. ...............,. ......... C o nw m e rcial The Taylor Business School, l93l, Rutgers University. KATHRYN M BENDER ,......,.,.,,....,..,......,............. .........,,...,..,..........,...,,,..,.,........,.,.........,...... P hysical Education, Civics, English B.S, Temple University, l93O. FRANCES L RANDOLPH ........,.,..,.......,....,.. ..........., H ome Economics BS., Beaver College, l932. BERTHA E HEIMBACH ...,.,.,...,..,.......................,,..,..................,...,.....,........,..,.,.,...........,. ,..... ...........,.,. C o mrnercial The Taylor Business School, l926, Temple University. PAUL C. EHRHART ,..,.,.,.,........,,.............,,..,....,.....................,............................,...,............,....,.......,...,.......,...........,.. Social Studies, French A.B., Franklin and Marshall, i92'7, M.A., University ot Pennsylvania, 1934, Standing PAUL H. JOHNSON ......,.............................,.....................,............,.,................,.,...... ......... S cience A.B., Franklin and Marshall, i925 A. NORMAN RANCK ....,.............,.............................,.,...............,....................... High School Principal, Mathematics, Latin M. S. T. C., l922, A.B., Franklin and Marshall, l927. D. LUKE BIEMESDERFER ......................,.........................,.......,.................................................... ............... S upervising Principal, Latin M. S. T. C., i9l7, A.B., Franklin and Marshall, i92l, MA., University of Pennsylvania, l93l. PAULlNE BENEDlCT ...............,....,......... ...................,........,..,........... ...................................................................................,...... L ibrary, English BS., M. S. T. C., l929, l934. PAUL W. ESHLEMAN .....,......,.,.,.......,......,.....,...............,................,.,...........,,.............,........,...,.........,....,..,.. ............,............,... M usic, History AB, Elizabethtown, V329, MA, Coliinrihia University, 1930 SAMUEL F. BROWN .......,.....................................,...,.,......,.......,.... ......... .....,......,,......,......,..,.....,.. P h ysical Education, Mathematics A.B., Franklin and Marshall, i928 CLOYD M. CRISWELL ................................................ English B.S., M. S. T. C., i933 x HARRY M, BOOK ................,..........................,.................,..,............,............................................................., ,,.,,,., A rt M. S T. C., l924, B.A., Penn State, i929, Columbia University. xNot on Picture. lIl.A.S.filES TI-II3 SPNIQRS LAW COLORS BLUE AND WHITE 'LAW FLOWER WHITE CARNATION 'XAW MOTTO PROFIT BY IVIISTAKESH L55 OFFICERS CARL NEIL .............................. ......................,. ................. P r esiderwi WILBUR RANKIN .................. ..,,....... V ice President IVIARY MEISENBERGER ......... ............ S ecretory DANIEL ENGLE .............. .......... T reosurer 'LAW ADVISORS IVIISS KATHRYN BENDER IVIR4 HOWARD SIGLIN PIQCJLCDGUE gf- Before presenting the successes of the actors, it is necessary to give to you, our audience, the past evenls which precede the action of this drama. August 25, 1930-A memorable day when 48 frightened Freshies signed up at Manor High for the First-Act. Stage-struck and bewildered, they Went through the try-outs, forgetting lines, entering at the Wrong time and using the Wrong exits. After playing minor roles in the Gym carnival and the assembly programs, a few of the stage tricks Were mas- tered, so the Freshmen celebrated trials and triumphs with a picnic in Hopkins Woods. August, 1931-and more recruits from the Training School. These were soon intiated and thoroughly prompted in their parts for Student Council, Athletics, Glee Club, and May Day. For off-stage relaxation, they had another grand picnic at Rocky Springs. August, 1932-When the season opened, the Seniors entertained us at a HalloWe'en Party. As one class in its time plays many parts, we did our bit in supplying actors for the Varsity Basketball Team, the Operetta, In Old Louisiana, our class play, Jonesy, which was received with great applause from the audience, and Play Day. Tragedy came upon the scene When Harrison Irvin, the actor who was playing the role as class president, died. Our class entertained the Seniors at a garden party in the Gym. With the annual class picnic at Rocky Springs We finished rehearsing for our major roles as Seniors, and as the Shakespearean character has it, our play may be tragedy, comedy, history, or pastoral. You, our audience may classify it. lllfl A J.. rt' I K K K If ,. ANNA M. AFFLEBACH Operetla, 3, 4, Clubsi Commercial, 3, 4, Drama, 4. Anna's pleasant' smile has probably been provoked by the thought of a recent chat with her confidante, Commercial homework certainly must be difficult. lt takes all her noon hours, the team work of two, and a double seat as the proper working environment. J. PAUL AFFLEBACH Basketball: Junior Varsity, 3, Varsity, 3, 4, Baseball, 3, 4, Senior Play, Official Board, 4, Clubs: Dramatic, 4, Leaders, 4 l-lail' The Seniors' little Ceasarl l-le put his opponent on the spot in sports. l-le took the audience for a ride in every play in which he acted He won for himself a thousand grand in popularity. We know Paulie's racket will stand him in good stead alter he leaves Manor, ROGER S. ANDERSON Clubs: Photography, 4, Radio, l, 2. Hunk is a man of few words, consequently his history re- mains obscure. l-le is interested in science, but is undecided about his future Yet, if he shows as much determination in scientific pursuits as he does in becoming a basketball star, success is inevitable. CLYDE D. BARLEY Orchestra, l, 2, 3, -l, First Aid Club, l, 2. Barley's work does not cause any great deal of interference with his pleasure. l-lis ambition is to become an electrical engineer. Clyde is often stricken with moods, which lead us to suspect that he is the possessor of a secret. Maybe that C. l-l. S. ring is only a speed trophy he won with his new Dodge. C. ARTHUR BRENNEMAN Basketball' Jun or Varsity, 2, Varsity, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 3, Official Board, 3, 4, Class Treasurer, l, Class President, 2, Student Council, l, 3, Operetta, 4, Junior Play, Clubs: Leaders, 4. Our Varsity Center's best friend is his Austin. When the spirit moves hirn, he wraps his elongated body like a pretzel and goes places. Art wants to tear things apart and put them together -with the practice he gets on his abbreviated Greyhound, we know he will succeed. JOHN E. CAMPBELL Clubs: Archery. Dapper Johnny from Conestoga Center, considers Shakes- peare's line- sleep that knits up the ravell'd sleave of care a literary gem. l-le also indulges in daily conversations with Dutch and weekly excursions to Smithville. We are of the opinion that John will add to these three jewels, the fourth-- Success. E121 JACOB W. CHARLES Baseball, 3, 4, Basketball, 4, Student Council 4, Athletic Ass'n, 4, Clubs: Leaders, 4, ' To this taciturn Conestogian the three R's of education have been replaced by the three B's-baseball, basketball and business, We trust that Joke's flare for oratory, coupled with his speed will bring the well-known light from under the bushel. JOHN E. CHARLES Orchestra, 3, 4, Student Council, l, 4, Athletic Ass'n, Jirnior Play, Senior Play, Parrot Staff, 3, Advertising Manager, 4, Operetta, 3, Clubs: Shop, l, Radio, l, 2, Leaders, 4, Glee, fl, Photography, 4. Meet the man of many achievementsl l-lis versatility is shown in his Don Juanishness and his role as the ll-leap Big Chiefl at the Student Council. And lol-As further proof of hs Jekyll-like character-he emerges from his school accom- plishments with o dfploma and a desire to become an aviator, J. LESTER CHARLES Junior Varsity Basketball, 3, Athletic Ass'n, 4, Senior Play, Operetta, 3, 4, Clubsi Glee, l, 2, 3. Anyone who witnessed Skins ballet-dancing in the oper- etta, Ask the Professor, and heard his fiery eloauence in the class-room, knows that the college he attends next autumn will have a nimble guard and an ardent debater. Aside from hrs stage triumphs, his earnestness has distinguished him in the eyes of faculty and students. EARL T. CRAMER Baseball, 3, 4, Athletic Ass'n, 4, Senior Play, Clubs: Leaders, 4. Earl, alias Mickey Cochrane of Manor, finds time between snoring foul-tips to don make-up for the parson role in lt Won't Be Long Now and to do his earnest share in the class When the Czars of baseball scout for rookies, we feel that Cramer will get his chance to feature with his mit-it the admiring sex permit him. KATHRYN DOMBACH Clubs: Commercial, 3, 4. Donnie's reticence seems impenetrable, but that's only a masquerade. We know that Katie is very fond of cars and it is rumored that she has a Karr all her own, so, our view of her future is colored by this rumor. DANIEL ENGLE Class Treasurer, 3, 4, Parrot Staff, Busness Manager, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Clubs: Radio, 3, Archery, 2, Photog- raphy, 4. ln this corner we have bantam Bunson, pride and hope of manager Johnson, ready to wade into his life's scrap with electricity. We needn't fear his taking one on the chin, for a certain nurse will always be there to patch him up. IBJ NN G. HENRI ERNST Dramatics Club, 4. The great l-lenri, the magical, mystical sleight ot hand artist. And since his uncanny interest in drama showed it- selt he has been a detriment to the peace at mind ot many a tair one. Well, his tuture work might teach this silent Romeo that All the world's a stage. JEAN ESHLEMAN Cheer Leader, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association, l, 2, 3, 4, Otticial Board, 4, Student Council, 3, Secretary, 4, National l-lonor Society, 4, Class President, l, Junior Play, Operetta, l, 2, 3, 4, Parrot Stott, Reporter, l, Clubs: Dramatic, 3, 4, Leaders, 4, A. l, A., 2, 3, l-landicratt and Archery, l, Com- mercial, 3, 4, Glee Club, l, 2, 3, 4. Jean put the pep in pepper, the act in activities and took the wo out ot work. Believe us, we're not the only ones who know a good thing when we see it. That tall F. and M treshie knows his stutt. O. K. Jeanie, you didn't shirk your work here, no sireel RICHARD K. FALCK Leaders Club, 4. lt I can't tind trouble it's a tritle for me to start some Thus spoke New Danville's tire chiet, and l-lairbreadth l-larry ot the melodrama society, alighting tram his green chariot. Dick's ambition is to become an airplane mechanic and we are positive he will not crack-up. RUTH N. FRANTZ Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Clubs: Glee, 3, 4, Dramatics, 4. Try to tind a more conscientious student than Ruthie or a smile more agreeable to see than hers. lt's hard. Ruth has the wanderlust but she is determined to settle down4we'll see you in kindergarten, Miss Frantz. PAUL M. FUNK Basketball Manager, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association, 2, 3, el, Club: Leaders, 4. l-lail, the well dressed man ot the classl Funk is a man- ager by birth and has shown it in his masterly way of collect- ing balls and bots. He is Mr. Brown's Statistical l-landbookf' Funk's ambition is to run a gas station. We'll patronize him, providing he otters tree gas, oil and air. LILLIAN J. GEISLER Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Trumpeter Statt, 4, Clubsi Dramatics, 4, A. l. A., 2, 3, Glee, 2, 3, 4. Vivacious, temperamental, witty. A versatile actress tPerA sonally we like her lispingl. l-ler soprano voice is just made to sing Blues All in tavorgSigh ln Lillian's words Gee, l'll bet-Hfbut how can we predict with these possibilities. ll4Ql EVELYN MAE GIRVIN Clubs: Glce, 2, Drcmatfcs, 4. Dad you know-Evelyn plays a guitar ln o string trlo- over the radio? Just novv Vergsl and Leven seem inseparable, but her auletness and seriousness in studying makes us suspect that bgger th ngs are ahead Let us g've rt a name- livelyn's Eeauty Shoppe. EDNA MAE GLICK While Edna has remained characterrstically quiet about her embltuon, vve have only to look at her past to predict her future, Walklng vocabulary ot the Virgl Tr.o, an explorer ot mathematucs. one ct the sunnuest ot seniors and o potentrol lrousevvite---Cvocd luck, Mae' JOHN GOOD Basketball, Junior Varsity, Varsity, 2, 3, 4, Otficlal Board, 3, -l, Clubs, First Aid, l, Leaders, 4, When rt comes to guardng and accurate calculation, Ore is really Good, And he's not halt bad when ut comes to toss- ing pies, lt you recall Art Brennemarrs Hallovve'en stag Thoroughly max basketball, mathematics, and custard heaving, and you'lI understand vvhy Johnny wants to be an engineer GRACE GREENE Commercial Club, 3, 4 l Gracle--sm'les demurely and keeps a secret At least checking up on her seemed impossible l-ler enviable aptitude makes us almost teel that she'll do something surprising after she leaves Hgh Scool. We're waiting lor the Bang' RUTH GROFF Orchestra, 2, 3, Junior Play, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Student Council, 3, Secretary 4, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Athletrc Association, 4, Trumpeter Staff, 4, Clubsi Glee, 2, 3, 4, Com- mercial, 3, Leaders, 4. What a memory book Groftie could have ot her l-ligh School days Snaps ot a mud-covered tackle from lvl. S. T. C, letters from Penn State and to recall her own trrumphs, bos- ketball schedules and operetta programs, All thus experience, ot course, will make a capable and interesting nurse. J. IRVIN HEISY Orchestra, 4, Cperetta, 4, Class Treasurer, 2, Clubs: Glee, 2, 4, Radio, 3. Let's go to tovvn-spots and all' It his drumming in the orchestra IS any sign. Sparrovv'l may have intentions of hold- ing dovvn the stuck positron ID a iazz band. On the other hand, his experiencetoting milk and his desire to tollovv in his tather's footsteps, lead us to bel eve that he vvrll become a successful dairyman, lI5l I ,wwf A. ELMA HOSTETTER Leaders Club, 4. Chewing gum and chattering are Elma's indoor sports. For outdoor recreation she keeps in trim by hiking on Sunday afternoons. Could that C. l-l. S. ring be a trophy for en- durance? We expect to visit your dress shop an 5th Avenue Until then-!Adiosl MIRIAM M. HOSTETTER Clubsi Commercial, 3, 4, Library, 4. Three parts of good health, two parts of business ability, and one part of a fun-loving nature mixed together is Miriam. A reserved Miss who is seldom heard passing her opinions. Whatever you choose after you leave Manor, we know you'll exercise a good influence. Luck, Miml CLYDE JENKINS Radio Club, 2, 3. Slim, the math-mad lad from Mt. Nebo, leaves in the hearts of the fair sex of Manor l-ligh the memory of a melo- dious snicker and takes away with him a sheepskin, the re- spect of his classmates and their confidence in his future success. LOUIS G. JENNINGS Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Parrot Staff, 3, Trumpeter Staff, 4, Student Council, 2, V. Pres. 3, Pres, 4, National l-lonor Society, 3, Pres, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Basketball, Varsity, 4, Track Team, 2, Official Board, Secre- tary, 3, 4, Clubs: Glee, 2, 3, 4, Leaders, 4, Dramatics, 4. We've racked our brains trying to think of some activity in which Lou hasn't taken part. Also have we been under great mental strain endeavoring to discover words expressing our admiration for his abilities-especially his clawning. l-low we'll miss those choice face lifters of hisl JEAN KILGORE Jeanfthat small bundle of youthful vitality, laughter, and fun-likes l-lershey's candy and l-lallawe'en parties. l-ler favorite song is, Give Me Liberty or Give Me Love. Prob- ably this is Jean's way of expressing her view on life. MARIANNE ISABEL KREADY Basketball, 3, 4, Athletic Association, 3, Official Board, 4, Student Council, 4, Parrot Staff, 2, Trumpeter Staff, Secre- tary, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Clubs: Archery, 2, 3, Glee, 2, 3, 4, Leaders, 4, Dramatics, Secretary, 3. With all her activities and her attractive personality, Mickey has made herself an ideal senior. From our sleuth we have learned that a certain tenor of the M S. T. C. male glee club has captivated our honor student's attention. After college we know Marianne's determination will bring about her musical success. T161 MILDRED ELlZABETH KREIDLER Clubs Dramatics, Al, Sewzng, -l, Glee, 2 Sincere, kind, honest, patient, enduring, and dependable describes Mildred, O K, lvlldred, you thought we didn't have anything else to tell, but we heard about that photo without a return address, but trust us, we can keep a secret ANNA M. KRITSCHER Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Official Board, Secretary, 3, 4, National Honor Society, 3, V President, 4, Parrot Stott, Reporter, 2, Associate Editor, 3, Trumpeter Staff, Editor-in-chiet, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Operetta, 3, Clubsi Glee, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 3, 4 Archery, 2, A I A, 3. A and Anna stand for Activity-athletcs, acting, artistic ability, alturisrn and ambtion Annaly has tried all the muscle building arts includng the, Yl' swimming team As for acting, each Monday brings a new impersonation, l-ler ambition is to have a private desk in an editing room and with the 6 A's mentioned above, and our best wishes added, she's practically there A. RUTH MAN N Operetta, 2, 3, Trumpeter Staff, Assistant Business Man- ager, 4, Junior and Senior Plays, Clubs: Commercial, 3, Glee, 3, Dramatics, 3, 4 The little lady to your right is Ruth lvlanneelocutionist sublime Her g. c lgeneral characteristicsl are etticiency, conscientiousness and a hearty laugh They are the reasons why we are sure ot her success Her interests lie in church work, poetry, art and many other things lt seems as though a singing carpenter would be a pleasant companion- -Eh, Ruthie' ROBERT MANN Shop, l, What's in a name? A name is quite reyeaiing, especially in lVlann's case, The fact that Bob is a Red Warrior does not fully explain hs treauent appearances in Washington Boro When questioned about his ambition, he replied, l'rn going to be a bank president RUTH N. MANN Commercial Club, 3, 4. lf we only knew where to get it, we don't doubt there's a lot of lnsede information about Ruth, We know she puts forth special ettort in school work, but, when asked about her tuture we learned that pots and pans loom large in the horizon, MARY E. MEISENBERGER Class Secretary, 3, 4, National l-lonor Society, 3, Secre- tary, 4, Student Council, 2, Clubs: Archery, 2, A. l, A, 3, Leaders, 4, Library, President, 4, Dramatics, 3, Glee, 2, 3, 4, Why say anything about her splendid school record? Aside from her class and club work she is Secretary ot the Lancaster Junior Red Cross and finds time to ring up sales for Johnny Woolworth Meis wants to be a nurse' She should get her practice patching up the results of the Scientists expen- ments E171 MARTHA M. MELLINGER Trumpeter Staff, Circulating Manager, 4, Clubsi Glee, l, 2, 3, 4, Library, 3, V President, 4, Commercial, 3, President, 4. Our association with Matz for four years has proven to us that here is one of our most studious, reliable, and coopera- tive classmates. Martha possesses a portrait of a certain he and we have heard that she is ga-ga about the original Tck Tck. Such goings on. DOROTHY MILLER Basketball, 2, 3, 4, l-loclfey, 2, 3, Volleyball, 2, 3, 4, Basee ball, 2, 3, Athletic Association, l, 2, 3, Secretary, 4, Trump- eter Staff, 4, Archery, 2, A. I. A, 3, Leaders, Secretary, 4, Commercial, 3. Sparkling eyes, a musical laugh, and athletic prowess have reaped for Dot a fine collection of pictures, We are not sure what Dame Fortune has in store for your future, but just a warning--- Beware of those persons with a sweetheart in every port. SARA l. MOH R Operetta, 2, 3, Trumpeter Staff, Typist, 4, Clubs: Com- mercial, 3. We present Sadie, gloom chaser superb. I-ler chief de- light is reading someone's personal mail, After having you as our classmate you may name us as references when you apply for that Big Job. What? l-le must be dark! FRANCES M. NEFF Operetta, 2, Clubs: Glee, l, 2, Commercial, 4, Sewing, 4. Neatness, a charmingly retiring nature- Neffie. Although she is keeping it a secret, we have a suspicion that the work she undertakes after leaving Manor will have something to do with beauty parlors in l-lighville and the specialty of finger- waves. CARL B. NEIL Basketball, Junior Varsity, 2, Varsity, 3, Captain, 4, Base- ball, 2, 3, 4, Athletic Association, 2, Official Board, 3, 4, Stu- dent Council, 3, Class Vice President, 3, President 4, Trump- eter Staff, 4, Junior Play, Clubsi Leaders, 4, Dramatics, 4. Beside his duties as President of the class, Neil has shawn outstanding ability in basketball and baseball. Fitz must have profited by experience in making a record in sports, since he is often seen trying to score a point with the brunettes. Don't blush Neilyl We're rooting for you. GRACE HERR NISSLY Clubsi Commercial, 3, Sewing, 4. Did you say Grace was sedate and very shy? Most of the time she is,- but she's most fun when engrossed in one of her occasional mischievous pranks. You don't know of abusi- ness man looking for a nize little girl who knows how to mind her own business? Of course you needn't tell him her inspiration has dark hair and eyes. L18 QI DOROTHY A. PETERS Operetta, 4, Senior Play, Official Board, 4, Clubs: Glee, 2, il, Commercal, 3, 4, Dramatics, 4. Dot, the patient sufferer of the class had only three broken noses the first half of the year She's Mother Confessor to the Freshman, and her future will surely be busy-e she's going to get married 'l WILBUR RANKIN O.chestra, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 4, Student Council, I, Base- ball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, lunior Varsity, 3, Varsity, 4, Official Board, Secretary, 4, Clubs First Aid, I, Leaders, 4, Calee 4. Bill doesnlt fit in any one catalogue. Observe his record in athletics, dramatics, music, lhow about that solo in the operettall and in class As there is a rumor that he will follow in the steps of Coach Brown, we are certain that Dad will do lust.ce to the role of Physical Director, GLADYS M. REDCAY Trumpeter Staff, 4, Clubs Glee, 2, Dramatics, 3, Library, 3, 4. For you who follow in the footsteps of Sherlock I-Iolmes, here is a hard one Find the answer to Gladys l-lere are your clues IfShe loves books especially those of Grace Livingston Hillgand Virgil 2-Her ambition is to live on a farm 3---She is one of the Latin Trio with Evelyn and Edna lvlae fi--Her closest friend is Mets, CATHARINE L. SANGREY Clubs, Commercial, 3, 4, Library, 4, C is for Catharine and Commercial work too. Reading romantic books takes up her spare time now, After keep- ing the financial accounts of our cafeteria, we can picture Catharine holding down an efficiency expert chair in some Big Ilown Company ELVA MARIE SIMMONS Basketball, 2, 3, Captain, 4, Baseball, 2, Valley Ball, 2, Athletic Association, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Senror Play, Clubs: Glee, 2, 3, 4, Leaders, President, 4, Archery, 2, A, I. A, 3, Commercial, V President, 4, Sportsmanship, optimism, and enthusiasm These factors, summed up, present to you the typical girl of Manor High- Simm:e If Elva shows as splendid leadership in her future undertaking as she has in Captaining the Girls' Basketball team, she is sure to succeed Simmie wishes to be a Physical Education Director--that is, if Hessie doesn't interfere, ERMA E. SN EATH lrumpeter Staff, 4, Operetta, 4, Student Council, 4, Offi- cial Board, 3, 4, Clubs: Archery, 2, Glee, I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 3, Secretary, 4. When it comes to music and art, Sneadie, the possessor of a grade A soprano voice and creator of yearbook lllustra- tions, takes the laurels She has shown her proficiency at the pivotal position in basketball games at noon All this provides a running start for her college life, II9'l EARL C. SNYDER Clubs: Shop, 2, Glee, 2, First Aid, 2, Archery, 2, Radio, 3, Vifeighing his chances of success in the business world, Earl chose the Commercial Course. Let us have contidence in his ability to carve a place for himself as dexterously as he cuts Saturday meats so that in the future he may be hailed- in the words of his beloved Alger--The Boron of Beefsteak. EUGENE L. SPANGLER Q Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, Junior Varsity, 2, Varsity, 3, Baseball, 2, 3, 4, Valley Ball, 2, 3, Ath- letic Associat.on, 3, 4, Official Board, 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Clubs: Gfee, 2, 3, 4. lvleet Spang, sportsman and musician extraordinary! Gener expects to study music and we know with a certain soprano as his inspiration, he is sure of a fair measure of recognition. Then, too, we rnustn't overlook the moustache and those fas- cinating tits of tempercment, Happy landing, Generl MARIE ELIZABETH STAUFFER Clubs: Glee, 2, Commercial, 3, 4, Sewing, 4, Library, 4. From close observation we discovered Marie has the in- definable problem of two younger brothers plus an inexhaust- ible desire for study. But lest we forget her burning desire is to become a famous poet. VVill you loin us in wishing her a brilliant future? J. CLYDE STOKES Radio Club, l. Lol the classes' second butcher. Clyde is auiet and un- assuming, and commercially interested, To the fruits of this combination can be added the good will of his class mates- send-off enough for one who expects to have a business career. MURIEL M. TOWNSLEY Clubs: Commercial, 4, Dramatics, 4, Glee Club, 4, Muriel, the song bird of the South llvlt. Nebol is some- times heard over the radio. We wonder whether all the letters she receives come from radio fans, l-ler big brown eyes are sure to work havoc in a business college or dramatic school, VERNA M. URBAN Trumpeter Staff, Artist, 4, Clubs: Dramatics, 4, Commercial, 3, 4. Verna is our budding artist from Conestogal We say bud- ding because her artistic talent showed itself in the Farm show posters. She has a passion for reading love stories, too. Verna may be outwardly calm, but she secretly craves the excitement and unrest of the Big City where, some day, she will have her own studio. E201 MARIE VATTER Orchestra, 3, fl, Operetta, 2, 3, 4, Trumpeter Staff, 4, Clubsi Glee 3, 4, Archery, 2. Stars have come and gone, but a better twinkler than Dolly is hard to find Music is her all in all, For the possessor of some original compositions, a recently discovered soprano voice, a dramatic rnclination, and some high hopes, we antcipate great things. O. K Marie Vatteriskil EVA M. WEIDMAN Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Official Board, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball, 2, 3, Baseball, 2, Hockey, 2, Clubs: A I A, secretary, 3, Archery, secretary, 2, Leaders, V Pres:dent, 4 A nicer mixture of masculine femininity could not be found than Wee Wee She's eyerybody's buddy You should see this Flash in a basketball game The skeleton in Eva's closet is4she's taking Home Econom:cs4cooking, sewing, etc --- Semper parotus Until then, she hopes to teach physical education, MIRIAM WITMER Gperetta, 4, Clubsi Glee, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 3, 4, Com- mercial, 3, 4. Ask the Professor we say, but we could ask Miriam, for the professor told her all about it in the operetta Our prima donna wants to be a secretary and has four hobbies, reading, music, laughing lwhen she is at her bestl, and-,the tall blond at Ellzabethtown. 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October 21-Ruth Frantz detours to school, thinking Lillian's Persian cat to be a woods pussy. October 31-Hallowe'en spirits dominate school spirit. November 1-Cheer leaders-Steiner, Lines, Kready, Eshleman. November 8-Stine gives inspiring lecture on Present Day Peace. November 18-Fat Charles trips the light fantastic in operetta. November 29--Something to be thankful for-Good gravy and no school. December 6-Shober Barr blushes at his own jokes. Eh, What, Miss Bender? December 13-Mr. Dommy, President of Lancaster Business College gives future secretaries good advice. December 23- Home For The Holidaysv gets big hand as first Dramatic club production. Did Santa leave the rolling pin for Mr. Ehrhart? December 25-At last, Dan Cupid is successful. Miss Sara Stump of Lancaster becomes the bride of Mr. Paul Ehrhart. January 2--Back to a newi start and-Fresh Paint-Watch Out! January 10-Miss Engle acquaints us with Africa. We suggest metal polish in place of perfume for African hankies. January 24-Pennsylvania Game Commissioner gives speech mixing humor with education. January 31-Jean Eshelman, Martha Mellinger and Lillian Geisler take oath at Honor Society Installation. Glee Club and Orchestra broad- cast over WGAL. February 1-Magazine campaign, howling success fthe wolves winj Quota for extra bonus reached. February 2-Three Little Pigs entertain Big Bad Wolves. Prof. Johnson gets black eye. February 5-Chemistry class turns cannibalsg collects human leather. Fifteen men on a dead man's chest, yo, ho and a bottle of alcohol. February 9, 10- It Won't Be Long Now V'-Senior actors prove it. Mr. Criswell gets stage struck. lZ4l February 14-Here and there someone mooning over a valentine from the only one. February 20, 21-Old Lady Winter lends a hand. Snows Manorites in for much needed rest. February 22-School once more. Everybody so happy to be back. February 23-First night of Uncle Henry's Wedding. Miranda sings Ninety Nine Wanta Be Loved to Mr. Ranck. He says, I Feel Kittenishf' February 27-North wind says thumbs down and buses again are unable to get through, but alas and alack we have school. March 6-Quite an upset in Staff financial affairs. The Business Man- ager QD. EJ fell off hfs chair. March 7-Glee Club makes first appearance in Assembly and we think they're really good. March 12-Wee Wee Weidman, industrious seamstress cuts hem off her dress. March 14-Freshman talent displayed in short sketch in Assembly. March 15-Trumpeter Staff gets pictures taken. So glad you got back in time for P. O. D. Lou. r March 19-Paul Ehrhart appears with a black eye. He testifies, Just another experience with the Buick. We Wonder. March 26-The familiar Any rags today floating into English class ' signifies coming of spring. March 21-Miss Agnes Ferriter explains how To Build the Bridge Stretching into Future. . March 22- Children of Nature -was the topic chosen by Dr. Roddy. March 28-Chief Strong Wolf entertains us in assembly with Indian customs, dance, and sign language. March 29-Surprise-an extra day for Easter vacation. April 4-Agriculture boys describe state flower, bird and tree. Some Hill-Billy quartette-Not so? April 15-Baseball sluggers listed for first practice. April 18-Faculty program. May 2-Play Day. How nice to have West Lampeter as guests! May 18-Manor all set for Track meet at Manheim. May 20-Baccalaureate. May 21-Class Day. May 23-Commencement. l25l President .......... Vice President Secretary ........, Treasurer ......... First Row Miss Benedict, Advisor Esther Hostetter June McMullen Laverne Fautz Marian Lindeman Frances Svvords Violet Wenger Frances Winovver Erma Manning Ruth Rummel Esther Carrigan Marie liauttman Marian Peters Edith McDonald Lois Neff Grace liendig Anna Hess Mildred Herr Elizabeth Seigler Dorothy Herr Mildred Barley Gladys Blumenshizie Emma Keller Miriam Keagy Myrtle Miller Mr. Brovvn, Advisor JUNIOR CLASS Class Officers Second Row Laban l-leisey Rebecca Douts Elizabeth Hostetter Helen Smith Esther Frantz Dorothy Stockton Reba Sangrey Helena Biagio Millie Longenderter Miriam Leibhart Myrtle Miller Ruth Martin Catherine Peters Ruth Murr Ruth Hess Jane Sellers Jean Hoar Thelma Shaetter Louise Kready Freeda Good Paul Martin Robert Shott Nelson Weaver Mahlon Hess Frank Filling l26l Richard Pretzman Clair Hottmaster Mildred Herr Harry Hess Third Row Earl Myers Robert Frey Elvin Nett Richard Pretzman Richard Herr Paul Musselman Harry Brenneman Charles Hertzog Harry Hess Clair Hottmaster Walter Snyder John Shellenberger Clyde Steiner Richard Shultz Jiles Good Edvvard Charles Willis Grebinger James Whitmyer Edward Pfautz Blaine Strickler Harold Miller William Ward Robert Reinhart SOPHOMORE CLASS President ................ , ........ Charles Hottmaster Vice President ...... .................... H elen Yohn Secretary ....... Pauline Johnson Treasurer ............................. Paul Ressel First Row Ruth Witmer Herbert Fisher Mr, Ehrhart, Advisor Evelyn Vogt Helen Yohn Frances Hess Grace Hess Betty Shank Mary Aftlebach Mary Jennings Nora Good Edith McClune Hilda Gockley Lottie Ressler Ella Sauder Ruth B, VVitmer Lovetta Quinn Ruth Keller Harriet Hershey Mary Ellen Frey Ruth Wartel Mary Staufter Pearl Huber Rosanna She-rrift Claire Murry Miss Lippincott, Advisor Second Row Lois Charles Florence Mae Nett Cleo Sourbeer Mary Cramer Pauline Johnson Virginia Hebel Martha Kunze Frances Mellinger Annie Neff Esther Engle Ida Campbell Beulah Keperling Virginia Ruth Freeda Pries Helen Coble Ella Wagner Mildred Gantz Esther Schock Warren Hershey John Manning Louis Frey Third Row Paul Ressel Ivan Engle Harold Forrey Eugene Eshleman Charles Hotfmaster Edward Falk Clayton Huber John Kendig James Fry Ralph Wissler Phares Cramer i271 Elmer Charles Glenn Frey John Hess Edward Kneisley Andrew Nissly Neil Osburn Glenn Herr Earl Frey Joe Copeland Fourth Row Clay Eshleman Tedtord Bair Harry Lines Edward Kieter Rzchard Brenner Robert Wright Dale Wagner Henry Dombach Blaine Charles Alvin Wissler Floyd Wilt Robert Brenneman Wilbur Martin Chester Haverstick Charles Simmons Milton Funk Elvin Heisey Clayton Heisey Blaine Lennox President ...... V Vice Preside... Secretary , ........ First Row Miss Heimbach, Advisor Hilda Sneath Martha Nett Gladys Breneman Virginia Ernst Minerva Hess Ruth Gibble Jane Herr Anna Ruth Neff Josephine Wolfe Emily Frey Ruby Huber Verna lvliller Ruth Habecker Ruth Gehr Edith Dombach Elsie lvlaysilles Ruth Spangler Sara Kilhetter Helen Herr Verna IVlcCardle lvlr, Crisvvell, Advisor FRESHMAN CLASS Second Row Ross Sangrey Raymond Doerr Walter Leonard James Frey Paul Witmer Benjamin Barley Sara Schock Marion Campbell Helen Oberdort Grace Shaud Elizabeth Shertzer Erma Newgard Marie Gerlach Jane Hostetter Theda Doerstler Marian Sneath Helen Rummel Dorothy Witmer Catherine Goodman Esther Eckman Ruth Seitz Grace Biagio Verna Eshleman l28l Theda Doerstler Catherine Goodman William Sheritt Third Row Eugene Frey Roy Breneman Preston Ortman Parke lvlellinger William Sherritf Mervin Frey Abram Sangrey Kenneth Stehman Donald Binlcly John Urban Samuel Nissley Nelson Stoner John Weaver Wayne Frey Abram Shenk Robert Stoe Benjamin Glick Jonas McDonald Joel Richter Paul Lehman OIRIEANIZATI ONS - -xuunv Y l STUDENT COUNCIL Officers President .....................,........................................... Secretary First Semester ....... Secretary Second Semester ......., First Row Miss Benedict, Advisor Nelson Stoner Wayne Frey l-lelen Smith Freeda Good Elizabeth Seigler Jean Eshleman Louis Jennings Erma Sneath l-lelen Rummel Martha Neff Mr. Ehrhart, Advisor Second Row Samuel Nissley Robert Frey Jacob Charles Ruth Grott Mary Ellen Frey Clyde Steiner Richard Herr Marianne Kready Edith McClune l-lelen Yohn Paul Ressel T301 Louis Jennings Jean Eshleman Erma Sneath Third Row Laban l-leisey Richard Pretzman Warren l-lershey Eugene Spangler Anna Kritscher l-larriet l-lershey Mildred Herr Mary Meisenberger Ivan Engle MANOR CHAPTER NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Mary Meisenberger Freeda Good .............. President ..............,.......,,...........,...................................................... Louis Jennings Vice President ......,. ................ A nna Kriiscner Secretary ........ .......... lvl ary Meisenberaer Seated Elected ...........April, 1933 1934 lanuary, 1934 Jean Esnlernan ...,.. Anna Krirsclier ...... ........... A pril, 1933 ............. ......... Lillian Geisler ......... ........... J anuary, 1934 Standing l,alJan l-leisey ............,...... ........... A oril, 1934 .......... ........ Catherine Sangrey ........... April, 1934 ............ ......... Richard Pretzman ......, ............ A pril, 1934 .......... ........ Sara Molir ....................... ............ A oril, 1934 ............ ......... Louis Jennings ..,........... ............ A pril, 1933 ............ .......... Marianne Kready .......... ............ A pril, 1934 ............ .......... lvlanlon l-less ................ ......,..... A oril, 1934 ................ ......... Marina lvlellinger .......... ...,....,...January, 1934 1 E311 Class Senior Junior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior Junior Senior Senior Senior Junior Senior Martna Mellinger Marie Matter ................. E reeda Good ........,... Jane Sellers ........,....,.. Anna Kritsclier .... Marianne Kreadv ........ Gladys Redeav ......,.,.,, Lillian Geisler ..... Sara Molir ......,.......... Jann Cliarles ........... Verna Urban ...... Daniel Engle .......,.... A, Biitli Mann .,,...,.. lsouis Jennings ............ Miss Benedict ..,...... Mr, Crisvvell ......... Lalpan Heisev ..,.... Erma Sneath .........., Carl Neil ................ Dorotlwv Miller ........ YEARBOOK STAFF Seated from lett to riglit. Standing Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Editor-in-Clwiet Editor Assistant Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Advertising Manager Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant Editor Advisor Advisor Assistant Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Advertising Manager l32l ATHLETICS 'ZW Manor High oEers everyone a chance to participate in sports, through the Blue-Gold System by which both boys and girls are divided into eight teams, four blue and four gold. Each team has a captain selected by the coaches and each Color Squad elects a captain. The games are played at noon and are ofiiciated by members of the Board of Officials and the Athlet-ic Association. All disputes that arise concerning games are settled by the same organizations. Baseball, volley ball, and basketball schedules are arranged. Checkers and Ping Pong are new games at Manor this year and seem to have aroused much interest among the stu- dents and faculty. To determine the champion team there is a Point System by which each team receives five points for every game they win and thirty points for the championship in each sport. Individual points are given for posi- tion on varsity teams, captain of varsity or color team, oliiice in the Ofiicial Board and Athletic Association, correct weight, and a certain number of 1 . . t showers taken after gym classes, and are totaed with the team poin In the spring of the year a Play Day is held in which every member of the school takes part in various contests and games and the points are awarded to the winner of each event. . This year Leaders Clubs for boys and girls were organized. Besides their weekly meetings in the gym, these Clubs collected old toys, painted and remodeled them and distributed them among the poor at Christmas. Both clubs have had swimming parties at the Lancaster Y. M. C. A. and Y. W. C. A. Varsity Sports begin with the call for Basketball candidates in the early part of November. Under the coaching of Mr. Brown and Miss Bender both the boys and girls basketball teams enjoyed a fairly success- ful season. The boys team, a member of the Class A County High School League, won nine league games, lost nine, and captured two non-league games. The girls won six, lost seven and tied one. Manor is a member of the County High School Baseball League. In May 1933 they won the County High School Baseball championship, and were awarded a trophy. i33l Jean Eshleman Jean Hoar ., .....,.... ,. Dorothy Milier ,.... Fiva Simmons ,.... ....... Eva VVeidman .... Violet 'Wenger ......,.,.. ...... Louise Kready .......,., ...,.. . Manor ...,...... Manor .,4..,..., Manor .......... Manor ...... Manor .,.., ,.., Manor ..... Manor ..., Manor Manor .,.,., . Manor ,..., Manor ...... Manor ,.,.. Manor . Manor .... ,,... GIRLS' BASKETBALL First Row Second Row Manager Forward Guard Forward Forward . .,.,,.,,..........,.., Guard Junior Manager Nora Good .,.,..,,.,..,......... .,...........,.,..... Ruth Graff ..., ..,... Miss Bender ...,,...,,.... Jane Seliers ..,.,,......,...... Marianne Kready .......,. Anna Kritscher .......,.,.. GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ,. ,.,. . ..,...........,.,.,...... 3Od28 3i- 7 M436 i6f35 2917 30-I6 I4!28 I4-23 37-37 26-33 20429 22-I9 36-2-I 24-27 I34J Guard Side-Center Coach Guard Center Center Paradise Trinity Lutheran Manheim Twp, Lititz Numnae West Lampeler Manheim Boro, Quarryvilie Manheim Two, Lititz Linden I-Iall West Lampeier ....,..,.....Qua rryvi I ie Manheim Boro. Seated BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM from left to right C rarr Hottmaster ........,.......,, .......,,..4,4............... , ..,4,.,,., Guard Wnbur Rankrn ....,... Paul Atttchach 4.,.. . Forward Forward Guard Forward Guard Forward Lester Chartes Lours Jennzngs Standing Harry Hess ,...,.,.,.., ,...... Arthur Brenneman Mr Brown ......,,,.,...... Paul Funk ...,.,. SCHEDULE First Half Second Half Cart Nerl .....,...,.,....,...., Rrchard Pretzman .,.... John Good .....,.......,..,,,.,,....,... Charles Hottmaster ,......... Manor ......4..,.......,..,.,. 30-IO Mana .....,.....,............ 27fl9 Mono' ., . , ..,.... 29-33 Mano .. ....... ..... .,,..,. t I 6 O Mano 1..., ,.., ....... 2 5-29 Mann ',... ,...,.. . ....... 3 2- -IO Mano '..,.. ...... ...,.,. 1 7 -V -42 Mano .,, ...... 39-V-QC Mano ',.. .,.. . .. .....,.. 21,-25 Manog '..44..,,.,.,..,..,...,., 20 f35 Manor ,..,.,.,.., ...,.,. I 9f36 Manor ..,.,.,.,... ..,..,. I 9--413 Paradnse Landtsvrtle Manheim Two Lltitz Columbia Elrzabethtown Alumni Mt Joy W Lampeter Ephrata , ...,. ..........., Q uarryw t Ie ,. ,... ..,.,..,.,.. Manheim Boro. Manor ..,........ ....,.. Manor ........... ,.,.,., Manor ........... ....... Manor .... 4.... ....,.. Manor .,.,.,..... .....,. Manor ,,......... ....,... Manor. ,.,,...,.. ...... . . Manor .........,. .,...... Manor .,......... ....,... ISSJ -25 f2O r.rrr,.,r..rr,.,.,....,. na eo --19 f23 .,..,.,r.,.,..4..r...... --Y-26 427 26 25-t 5 M38 Manager Center Guard Center Coach Manager Manheim Two, Lutrtz Columbia Flrzabethtown Mt Joy W Lamneter Fphrata Ouarryvrtlo Manherrn Boro The Music Department Under the baton of Mr. Paul Eshleman a full musical program was directed this year. The curtain opened With Ask the Professor, a story of a young girl and her friends at school. Exceptionally fine musical numbers and the May Day scene made this event memorable. The orchestra and Glee Club entertained at several Parent-Teachers Meetings, the Farm Show, and in assembly. During one of these assembly programs the Glee Club introduced the new school song Written by Mr. Cloyd Criswell and Mr. Paul Eshleman. The Glee Club sang at several churches and broadcasted over WGAL. Both orchestra and Glee Club participated in the annual Spring Festival at Neffsville. The curtain closed on the dying strains of the Spring Musical Which, through careful training and endeavor of the orchestra, Glee Club and soloists showed commendable results. Lillian Geisler received much applause for the colorful portrayal of her roles. The ability of Marie Vatter as a pianist and accompanist was a creditable feature throughout all the musical programs. A male quartette composed of Mr. Eshleman, first tenorg Eugene Spangler, second tenorg Louis Jennings, first bassg and Richard Pretz- man, second bass, and the Senior Chorus that included ten members of the Senior Class were among the popular entertainers. 43 . 64:6 , 1 If stuff ffgi-:gap I V l36l ORCHESTRA Front Row- Second Row- Betty Shank Marie Vatter Paul Martin Louis Jennings Blaine Strickler Mary Ellen Frey Preston Grtman Third Row- Mr, Eshlennan Ruby l-lulner Richard Brenner Edward Kiefer Earl Myers Grace l-less Irvin l-leisey I37il Charles Simmons Charles Elertzog Nelson Weaver John Shellenherger Edward Ptautz Eugene Spangler President Secretary Librarian Front Row Betty Shank Violet Wenger Miriam Vllitmer Ruth Erantz Dorothy Peters Marianne lireody Mary Meisenberger Muriel Townsley Martha Mellinger Marie Matter Erma Sneath Jean Eshlernan Jean Hoar Dorothy Stockton Esther Erantz Anna liritscher Mr, Eshlernan, Director GLEE CLUB OFFICERS Second Row Elizabeth Seigler Dorothy Herr Freeda Good Mary Aftlebach Mary Jennings Harriet Hershey Mary Ellen Erey Edith McClune Ruth Witmer Hilda Gockley Frances Mellinger Florence Mae Neff Elya Simmons Ruth Grotf Frances Hess Lillian Geisler Mildred Herr l38l Eugene Spangler Wilbur Rankin Jean Eshlenian Third Row Robert Ronhart Elvin Nett R:chard Rretlrnan Raul Musselrnan Louis Jennings John Shellenberger Eugene Spangler Jiles Good Joseph Copeland Eugene Eshleman Wilbur Rankin lrvin Heisey Ask The Professor OPERETTA Music Director .......... ...... ............................. M r . Poul W, Eshlennon Dronwotic Director ...,..... Mr, Poul C Ehrhort Redding from lett to Seated Evelyn Vogt Dorothy Stockton Betty Shonk Violet Wenger Edith McClune Dorothy Peters Esther Frontz lilizoheth Siegler Mildred Herr Ruth Witmer Hildo Gockley Fronces Hess Mory Attleboch Second Row Dorothy Herr Ereedo Good Louise Kreody right Cust Ruth Erontz Morion Kreody Fronces Swords Ernno Sneoth Elvo Simmons4 Emily Jiles Good-Professor Lillion Geisler4Moryidd Louis JenningseTornmy Eugene Soongler-John Jeon Eshlemon4Polly Wilbur Ronlqin-Red Ruth Croft-June Miriorn Witrner- Mrs, O'Neil Horriet Hershey Anno Attleboch Mory Ellen Erey Morie Votter, Accomo. l39l Anno Hess Mory Jennings Anno Duing Third Row Lester Chorles Irvin Heisey Joe Copeland Eugene Eshlemon Clyde Steiner John Shellenberger Edword Folk Arthur Brennernon Poul Musselrnon Neil Osburn John Charles Richord' Pretzrnon Edword Kieter Director Anna Kritscher ........... Louis Jennings ......... Lillian Geisler ......... Dorothy Peters ........... Lester Charles .......... A, Ruth Mann ......... John Charles ........... Eugene Spangler ..... Mr. Crisvvell Daniel Engle ............ Earl Cramer ......... Elvo Simmons ........... l-lenry Ernst ..................... Paul Attlebach ..........., Paul Funk .............. ll ll lt Won't Be Long Now SENIOR PLAY Mr. Cloyd M Crisvvell Seated---Reading lett to right Ann Winston Robert Preston Vivian Darrell Meek Miss Wilkes Standing Dobson Dr. Talley Erank Cullen Rev. Loring Frances, a maid Thomas, a butler Beansy Blake A Policeman l40l Myra Director William Ward ........ Violet Wenger ......... Mildred l-lerr ............ Richard Shultz ........... Freeda Good ............ l-larry Hess .......... Clyde Steiner ............ Richard Rretzman l-lelen Smith .............. Lohan l-leisey ......... Broken Dishes JUNIOR PLAY Lett to right l4l1 Raul lghrhart Sa m G reen Mabel Bumstead Bamstead Cyrus Bumstead Jenny Bamstead Quinn, a detective Chester Armstrong Bill Clark Elaine Bumstead Reverend Stamp SCHCDCDL. LEADERS X, ML 1 . A.jQgif,Qjv 11.95 .,..mi. . .fm fb' S 1'1'-etffiiin , me .. .. . gee-t..q.zis22,z-:Er,2sf:e' ig w1,,:f,x ,ilu-'.fefi,.1ui ,'.f - f2.:f?fF'M' MW' ' . Q ' os. 3-:Q wi.. ily 3 Q 23515 in .A A iv. -ffSf': .iYvf., - -MMM-r ,,p,Lk,,,x., -1 N, .-f v'fFffff':w-X-at-'-:rm . 2 gg-Q-,,,-wgxykgtx-,Q g.,.fs1,-,,Q..,pr'fs.r:.:. wx r-N Gtxgl PEEL we ?r ,Mg r lpn!-gig Q.. Rick tk ff -' gs-atm. 5 5:15753 egizziiyfgfif-2? I. ANNA KRITSCHER Captain of the Blue Team Z. EVA WEIDMAN Captain of the Gold Team 3. CARL NEIL Boys Leaders Club 4. ELVA SIMMONS Girls Leaders Club 5. EUGENE SPANGLER Athletic Association The above organizations are described in Athletics, page 33. 6. MARY MEISENBERGER Library Club Members ot Library Club served as pupil librarians throughout the year. Book revievvs, library history, and library vvork vvere discussed 7. ERMA SNEATH Dramatics Club The public production ot l-lorne tor the Holidays climaxed the tirst semester's activities. Play-acting, play- writing, the stage, and reading of one-act plays constituted the year's pro- gram. 8. MARTHA MELLINGER Commercial Club Demonstrations ot the adding machine, the dupli- cator, and the mimeograph, portrayals ot proper atti- tudes ond conducts in the office, and discussions on current business events make the commercial club popular with all commercial students, 9. ROBERT FREY Photography Club Development and printing ot negatives and the make- up ot the camera have created many enthusiasts tor the art of photography. IO. MAHLON HESS Future Farmers ot America This is a national organ- ization in which the boys study vocational agricul- ture. Its purpose is to de- velop rural leadership, 1-ff'-'sirreff-wt-IWi.: 55 f:t liX:fW2X3aQYv?S1 i 'nuff'-W7 .. 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